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China Telecom, the largest Chinese telecommunications company, has had authorisation to provide telecommunications services for nearly 20 years in the US. (Reuters)

The United States has banned a Chinese phone provider due to "national security concerns"

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11 people killed and more than a dozen injured in an attack in Iraq, according to a report

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Minister of National Defence Anita Anand speaks during a news conference after the swearing-in of a new Cabinet in Ottawa, Ontario | Reuters

Indian-origin Anita Anand has been appointed as Canada's new Defense Minister

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A photo from July 15, 2014, shows Chinese coastguard ships in the South China Sea.PHOTO: REUTERS

China warns US not to meddle in South Chinese Sea affairs

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Abdalla Hamdok and his wife were under 'heavy security' at their home in the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, according to his office [File: Hannibal Hanschke/ Reuters]

Sudanese military release detained Abdalla Hamdok but remains under 'heavy surveillance'

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Myanmar's Junta boycotts ASEAN in protest of the exclusion of its leader, who was banned 9 months after a bloody coup

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Sudanese demonstrators take to the streets of the capital Khartoum to demand the government's transition to civilian rule. | Photo Credit: AP

Sudanese protesters remain defiant despite international condemnation of the coup

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Japan’s Princess Mako waves from a car as she leaves her home in Akasaka Estate in Tokyo (Chika Oshima/Kyodo News via AP)

Japanese Princess Mako gives up royal status to marry a commoner

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Law enforcement officers collect evidence near the scene of a shooting at the Boise Towne Square shopping mall in Boise, Idaho, US, October 25, 2021 © Reuters / Shannon Stapleton

Shooting in a shopping mall in Idaho; 2 killed, responding officer injured in a shootout

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Muhammad Bin Salman wanted to assassinate Gulf State’s king: former spy

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Former Japanese Prime Minister Says Global Warming Has Made Rice 'Tastier'

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Bernie Sanders Calls U.S. 'International Embarrassment' for Not Offering New Moms Paid Leave

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Imed al-Sayeh, head of Libya's High National Election Commission (HNEC), gives a press conference in Tripoli on 24 October. Photograph: Mahmud Turkia/AFP/Getty Images

Libya election candidates to begin registering in November

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China postpones Beijing marathon due to COVID surge

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Smoke at the scene of an earlier airstrike in Mekele, the capital of the Tigray region of northern Ethiopia, on Wednesday. Photograph: AP

Ethiopian airstrikes continue to target Tigrayan insurgents

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North Koreans work on a rice field during the harvest outside the North Korean capital of Pyongyang in this file photo.
Photo: Reuters

In the face of food shortages, North Korea sends farmers to labor camps for hiding corn

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Fire cascades down from the deck of the container ship ZIM Kingston into the waters off the coast of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, October 23, 202. SURFRIDER FOUNDATION CANADA via REUTERS

Containers in cargo ship wrapped in flames in British Colombia

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Muhammad Bin Salman wanted to assassinate Gulf State’s king: former spy

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